all Bruce Springsteen George Floyd Derek Chauvin Alexander Keung USA city Minneapolis Rock show song 2020

Today news

Bruce Springsteen

George Floyd

Derek Chauvin

Alexander Keung

Bruce Springsteen shares powerful tribute to George Floyd on home radio show

Bruce Springsteen George Floyd Derek Chauvin Alexander Keung USA city Minneapolis Rock show song 2020

04.06.2020 - 11:23

Reading now: 246

www.nme.com

nme.com:

"Our black citizens continue to be killed unnecessarily by our police on the streets of America" Bruce Springsteen has shared a powerful tribute to George Floyd via the latest instalment of his home radio show, ‘From His Home To Yours.’ Floyd, 46, died in Minneapolis last week (May 25) following an altercation with police officers.

Floyd, who was African American, was killed when a white police officer appeared to kneel on his neck as he lay on the ground during an arrest.

Officer Derek Chauvin has since been sacked and charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter. Three of his colleagues, Thomas Lane, Tou Thao and J Alexander Keung are now all facing charges of aiding and abetting second-degree murder, and aiding and abetting

Report this news

Reason

Indicate the reason

Related News

Trisha Goddard 'sickened' by Bo' Selecta as her kids were bullied over portrayal

Trisha Goddard has spoken out about how Leigh Francis' sketch show Bo' Selecta had left her feeling 'sickened' and led to her children being bullied.

www.mirror.co.uk 4:15

Trisha Goddard Leigh Francis George Floyd BBC Instagram show Celebrity

Billie Eilish Makes Fun Of The NYPD For Complaining That They’re Being ‘Shamed’ By BLM Protesters Everywhere After The Killing Of George Floyd – ‘Goo Goo Ga Ga!’

The young singer is not touched at all by the NYPD’s complaints that, ever since the murder of George Floyd, they have been vilified in the media. That being said, Billie Eilish mocked them in a new post on social media.

celebrityinsider.org 4:09

Billie Eilish George Floyd Shaun King fun social president singer

How Filmmaker Tommy Oliver Captured Hollywood’s Massive Black Lives Matters Protest

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorBlack filmmaker Tommy Oliver could not just sit back and watch the rallies for George Floyd. As a filmmaker, he knew the importance of his platform and the power of the media.

variety.com 3:45

George Floyd Tommy Oliver Hollywood beautiful show jazz

Samantha Marie Ware Explains Why She Decided to Call Out Lea Michele's Alleged On-Set Behavior

Samantha Marie Ware couldn't hold back when it came to her accusations against former co-star Lea Michele. The 28-year-old actress details Michele's alleged behavior toward her on the set of the Fox series and why she decided to speak out in a new interview with Earlier this month, Ware accusedMichele of making her «first television gig a living hell.» Ware's actions came after Michele tweeted about George Floyd's death and referenced the Black Lives Matter movement.«It shouldn’t have to take my tweet.

etonline.com 1:53

Lea Michele George Floyd show actress Glee

Samantha Marie Ware Just Gave More Details About What Happened Between Her and Lea Michele

costar, for making her experience on the show a "living hell." This all started after Michele tweeted a message of support for in light of the death of at the hands of police. "George Floyd did not deserve this.

www.glamour.com 1:39

My I (I) Lea Michele Alex Newell Amber Riley George Floyd Hollywood show actor Glee and

Chloe x Halle Reveal Why They Feel ‘Hopeful’ Despite ‘Overwhelming’ 2 Weeks Since George Floyd’s Death

R&B duo Chloe x Halle postponed the release of their second album Ungodly Hour in response to the Black Lives Matter protests, and have now spoken out about the past two “overwhelming” weeks. The pair, who are also sisters, made the decision to delay their album drop in the wake of George Floyd‘s tragic death at the hands of police. “It wasn’t right; we didn’t want the attention on us. We wanted to shine a light on what matters the most to us at this time,” Chloe Bailey, 21, said during a TIME 100 Talks discussion.

hollywoodlife.com 1:25

Chloe X (X) Halle Chloe Bailey George Floyd death cover voice Music

NCIS Season 18: Premiere Date, Spoilers, Photos, Casting, Trailer

NCIS cast have been patiently biding their time and keeping busy with personal projects as they wait to go back work, and with restrictions on filming loosening in California, it could be any day now that Mark Harmon, Wilmer Valderrama and the rest of the show's stars get cranking on Season 18. Obviously, with Season 17 cut a little short, we're dying to know how NCIS will pick up where it left off, and what kind of twists and turns are coming.

tvguide.com 1:21

Mark Harmon Frank Cardea Wilmer Valderrama George Floyd Gina Monreal California show death reports patient

How TV Cops Have Responded to the Protests After the Death of George Floyd

It's an interesting time to play a cop on TV. With people in every state across the nation gathering to protest police brutality, it likely has not been lost on many Hollywood stars and creators that many of their careers are owed to putting cops on screen, often as the main characters, and often as heroes. Cops and law enforcement are a go-to for stories that, from a TV creator's point of view, will never run out of material and will always have compelling questions to ask.

www.eonline.com 0:31

George Floyd Hollywood gatherings death Department

Ludacris Opens Up About George Floyd's Funeral & What He's Doing to Fight Racial Inequality

Taking action in more ways than one. Ludacris was working to launch Kid Nation, a platform that aims to educate the next generation about current events through music, before George Floyd's death.

www.eonline.com 23:42

Erin Lim George Floyd Coronavirus Pop death song Music inequality

Coronavirus Town Hall Or Breaking News? CNN Faces Juggling Act

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSometimes, breaking news means fixing the best-laid programming plans.CNN has recently tamped down its reliance on a Thursday-night “town hall” devoted to analyzing the latest effects of the global coronavirus pandemic, all so it could focus its primetime schedule on recent nationwide protests of the death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police. The schedule maneuvers show the juggling act many of the nation’s TV-news outlet must attempt while trying to follow the ins and outs of several major national news stories all swirling simultaneously.CNN for three months had devoted two hours of its Thursday primetime schedule to an ambitious “town hall” led by Anderson Cooper and Dr.

variety.com 23:15

Brian Steinberg-Senior George Floyd county Hall city Minneapolis county Anderson county Cooper city Coronavirus, county Hall Coronavirus show death pandemic Town

Man Files for Trademark to Use George Floyd’s Name in Film and TV Productions

Ellise Shafer editorA man named Munemo Mushonga has filed a trademark application to use George Floyd’s name for the production of film and television, according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office database.As seen in the database, Mushonga filed the application on June 5 for the purpose of “production and distribution of television shows and movies.” Although the application lists Mushonga’s place of residence as Rhode Island, the street address listed is in Miami, Fla., where it appears to be connected to a construction company. No further information is given regarding his specific plans in using Floyd’s name.Mushonga has no known connection to the TV and film industry nor to Floyd’s family.

variety.com 23:15

George Floyd USA Miami Florida state Rhode Island film show reports information and